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, 1887-11-11
Love surmounts an obstaeles.

A colored man living near Smithville
forbade his daughter to receive the atten-
ions of a dusky Adonis who was paying
court to her; but having reason to sus-
pect a clandestine meeting of the lovers,
the other night he locked the damsel up
in the house and went on to his work.
Returning, he was surprised to hear low
voices in conversation within, though the
door was still locked. On entering he
discovered the youthful Romeo, who had
gained admission by sliding down the
chimney, his mahogany c~ountenance be-
smeared with SCOT. 'Da amt no use in
stoppin' dem," he said. "De debbil is
after dem, but de Lawd work wild um.
Lem go long Lee County (Ga.)
News.
, 1887-11-11

The symptoms of biliousness are unhap-
PLY too well known. They differ in dif-
ferent individuals to some extent. A bill
ious man is seldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently. alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids of
a morning. His tongue will hardly bear
inspection at any time; if it is not white
and furred, it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often Hemmorrhoids or even
loss of blood. There may be giddiness
and often headache and acidity or flatu-
lence and tenderness in the pit of the
stomach. To correct all this if not effect
a cure try GREEN'S august Floaoer, it costs
but a triie and thousands attest its efficacy.
, 1887-11-11

In Toxic, Japan, there is a handsome
and commodious railway station. There
are a number of street car lines, and the
streets are lighted with gas. Telegraph
lines stretch in all directions; high schools
and common schools are being established,
and the university will compare favorably
with many in this country. There are
many flourishing factories already estab-
lished, and altogether the city is more
like an American than an Oriental town.
-New York Tribune.
, 1887-11-11

King Humbert, of Italy, often cause
annoyance and embarrassment by taking
fancy to any little novelty which he may
see in the hands of any of his courtiers.
No matter what it is-a cane of rare
wood, a jewel set in some curious way
or a fantastic watch-his majesty will
show such an intense desire to possess it
that finally the object is offered him, and
1t is always replaced by a present Of
double or triple its value.-New York
Sun.
, 1887-11-11

Children often need some safe cathar-
tic and tonic to avert approaching sick
ness, or to relieve collie, headache. sick
stomach, indigestion, dysentery and the
complaints incident to childhood. Let
the children take Summons Liver Regu-
lator and keep well. 1t is purely vegeta-
bic, not unpleasant to the taste and safe
to take alone or in connection with other
medicine.
, 1887-11-11

Are quickly given to every part of the
body by Hoods Sarsaparilla. That tired
feeling is entirely overcome. The blood
is purified, enriched, and vitalized, and
carries health instead of disease to every
organ. The stomach is toned and strength
ened, the appetite restored. The kidneys
and liver are reused and invigorated. The
brain is refreshed, the mind made clear
and ready for work. Try it.
, 1887-11-11

Within n few years improved meth
dds of manufacture have secured an arti-
Gle of flour greatly superior to the Ora
ham, called whole wheat flour. 1t re-
duces the hull to very fine particles, re-
tains all the constituents of the flour, and,
by the cold blast process, guards against
all heating.-Youth's Companion.
, 1887-11-11

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale by W. n. Hunt.
, 1887-11-11
stock Men Attention.

l want from two hundred to three hun
dred head Of cattle to winter. Have
about eleven hundred acres under fence
and nearly all in corr fields, alfalfa and
meadow. Plenty of sheds and running
water, any amount of alfalfa at market
price, and corn if desired. For further
particulars address
d. A. CAMFIELD,
Box $50. Greeley, Colo.
, 1887-11-11

An average human pulse at infancy is
140 per minute; at 2 years, 100; from 16
to 10, so; at manhood, &c; old age, 60.
, 1887-11-11

DIR. Buisson, of Paris, claims to curo
~hydrophobia by hot baths often repeated.
He makes the patient remain continually
in u hot room, and the baths are made as
hot as 142 dogs.
, 1887-11-11

For all kinds of reading
matter go TO Geo. Il. HOtt'S.
He has u fssH and complete
stock Of all the latest Per-
iOdicaIs and Books.
, 1887-11-11

All sorts Of advertising circulars come
to people whose names are always in
the newspapers"
, 1887-11-11
Read s. Kellner's lad" this morning

Engraving in all its branches is done at
ZEHNER, BUEoHNER & Co.'s.
, 1887-11-11

MoNM OF the good things of this
NNo..) life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. kcker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at % and 80 cents, by
DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1887-11-11

N MONA would enjoy your dinner
y SSSON and are prevented by Dys-
pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
they are a positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
We guarantee them. 20 and 90 cents
DR.. w. n. Hunt.
, 1887-11-11

All are not princes that ride with the
emperor.-Good housekeeping.
, 1887-11-11
You can buy Books and
8 Stationery cheaper at
Hollis than any place tn
tOsUH.

Ladies' all wool garments cleaned or
Sye @ an 2 @sSe L 1P; gG street' 6 ss e DSe
, 1887-11-11

Warranty deeds at Leader Office
, 1887-11-11

FERRIS MOVES HOUSES
206 Fifteenth street
, 1887-11-11

Courtesy of Hyo. Arch
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27
HrLIofov~ srns1ess.
n.Ill.en. -. -. -.

Iie ysnsFsale ir. flasssi 81 hn1 A.
b9f. tfcnaal,s f4iss oifa f.rf hsn =.
.lnlrf TO-DAY rrd rii' i-esh morning Afsf
ossniag in t4e E1ues@.a street hap4si
c1afca.
A. ue Second Street b. b. church ioee
feast a.ll Iss heia al 3 N ana lle sscisuisat
s.. ihs close oi Hs sermoas.
Rsv =. 4 sarsas ssl rr-sea . Fone,
roy A l.21t0a 3 hall a. y c.ocs tais ai-sf.
noon.
The Prohibition Ams.sme8iH vi. i~
fhs evening subject ~ hes h =. Richard
son ~ tie CAu.ca 81 Chfl.t
A Temps. ance meeting xin ba beia in liie
evening al .he Division Eiiefi - b. rnurh,
.. wh.eu fho-i Lltra.7es wNt - delivered
Rsv. " 5. Potter, af on4 VI os43u2
hs services - t-.e rlfst lieaog lci isi. e3nfeA
tg4sy.
Rev. John A. wesisfsc'i wi pfoaeh la
ths E8risa isnFu4ss HIS morfiag saa
evening a. Lu-ss t..-
Rey. n W. Ia .. tae eyangslEr' - g
con sCc. tie Se.,s1s1 =. he Ass. sateei a.
j.. cAuf-4.
Rev. C4es. iahffr wif preach in ilt
marulu. en 'Dfhe .-asiatlea - iAie az
in tas evening o. '-lbe ia1ats u chilfsfE.
The morning snb5ec. oi l-sy. > K. it.''sf''
q. fhe filet lnls4f sn cagftn uil i~ So
6bie of ths Talent enc t4e ev-ilinf
hlss Nat 10 - be saved.
Mrs. a. at Freas an oi J.ics -. uill 'ta
/ tufe on sl. euee md n9Tarsi..4on 81 . ,ci ii'
! -1tucs hall tbis sfisSno9n.
Calvary Barrels. s1adsy School - ka-
eae.tsa hsl al 80 ii4s altsi1oua.
fmmaaoel Baptist suaoay seheol Al
| FF0sls hAii at s.sS sAis aipranson.
| James Galisap will saaf . gospel r.sssing
/ a. the Wosi Bridge Street de4,st al oesocs
/ l.lis s'isroooB.
AZ So Marks church. Hoy Cor ms iou
| $50 a. ~, SanGag fchooi aud tihIe CLASSES
go = "a. services and eer 200, 10 5us. a..
! Coed Samaritan Mission r11l8y scilepl,
a.. IA. Chiidreas Missionary Socheis, p
/ N. xerysce and saTmon. ~ b. in. issEi
! Lenten services a. e.so teS - e. "a sue
4f5tos.el p. n.. alao ~ r. n eus f.3h p
! m "Wednesday an8 Friday fatlsc % ''ir
/ on Tuesday. t5 b. "a. etssigssry in-tur.
| e. fhg Keotnry, 1hursiAs, y. pa. sirs
| wee 4 offerings FOR ihe d. .u.d&tlon 0f 90
deb, " - bs receives TO-DAY.
The coming weeks teBs - 1nce werk /
! So follows. e. spe f.fuf efHnce fnrstfuf
! SUNDAY. p ~. Mothers meeting. Non
/ ,iev. - b.. 49, 1eptrzs < uiot. ..ae1tng. 70 1rs
aav. 90 n "a f4rofbiafkv Fn~ttirg
/ Thursday. O. s9 3 ga. hsal ~ HOPE i3sei
! M. SaiafisF - p. pa. Jhlon ~ Ut cos
arsf THURSDAY q each m0a.A. 81 l.ae ?. 81
Rev W. a. BIos4a wsi preseh nanrniu
and evening ~ f4c sscaa3 bar-isi cailrrh.
Services vi be hsld hr SIZE Esw ~
Latter nous- - iE.a1. ai 20 laosI-Ft.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

William a. Berl.ey Taii,. Absas iiis G .nein-
nst Convention.

william a. Berssey Taiiss Abau' iiis g neln-
nsu Convention.
william A. Dsrsey. one ol ias 'StAsrs Of
the Gfsenback parry, Wh) was delegate -
the Cincinnati lndus.s.Al Canfrescr. r.
turned Yesterday moroiu;. and ~4ea aseei
by Il reporter if his political olspfns had
gone up tae golden sssirs, b. ssia
"No sr. the Groena4ek party cil noi dls'
baud down there tie.s were q lli oi la e.i
ihsre who 0lllsuiss 60 bang a5oottlis .fasl
artt claim no rl.al. aue1ut Di c-fat lai
preventing tAem ron a5ing tAls srfy ttits
went % ChAirrc ga N.fe.fa Jolu fD'tri
and Others ana toia lhen ihEt Ne bal nH'
been sen. there O. 4nband tuo p.f.F $50
the uarsg w0.iI not sauccoa sec1 ten
The dslesa.os wee very n4lch ~ esfIrs'
and were a.tern ned thai souleta ine saou s
De done 90 organize partv ila- Noria
fent boih Dsn0crsie anl l-rp-lie@1s
The sou thern dee .afss Vfc.e ,sisecssiy in
etrness According q theif f-nors tse
south "a verv much llspisleel VISA i'eye-
land ana they wis deDAli t4si dist nt'
AMI -epa st- National D0m1-atlon Shall t'
made IN 1850. Ihe Convention Hss o"ui
posed almost entirely 81 Grsfnoscksf- ane
kniehls of Labor. There ass sen'e tmnE
in the platform tisf r.li not b. ssf' ~'~cssf ~
10 al .he Slsts5 brt tlls ir4Hbis WNs 'syfr
come When Il w~s fpt.-l u1ali'nlfasir &
! allow The states 30 AZ ii..sl.scctit aci-yi
upou ule nifhor luc.,,af.-.
"ts~ Abogi Henry o~ 80
81 oil r.s. ae,s g. .fl. tuf d. hso ier isle1o
besefa le cane - C,aci all.li - 1fe aiiff
! lad reiars,8 bose. Ir~ 81 letcs dii 40
/ ike bim I'D Ae Sos r gan very little On
! c31g AgeMclt ~ ss..slE"
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

WtsHspqsoe. Fsb. PA g~uersl rr--y
order hss been issa.d liEnscns .f'is f'trai of
ssrvies o. r-.dsleasel saseass.is sno ernr'
tsrmssiefs io forr veafs. sad EseFs salaf
thst tlisy shsIl NOD bs eligible f.sr s.aess
term - such duly nor sasii an sfpssF 49,
sar fe4 ia e.tAsr capacity ie ssilisla 20 a.
Isis taa-nt in ths oshss. sEaess - 80 tss
unataired aer7s II fs-z ~e&FE. Ft.s er1vf
IS fa-ffsf4 - tfa Isfsf Al sec1e esus - ffls
order ~ ls' huit4rr 60 fsEsl cf fr<lse~3e
csrEp 80 fuor yesrs. We espsossIs tn fe'
arsaF farrsaE l1sf sass1 y fEf - he fef-li
sud mafa r,lsgrss ~ ss.sx srius'sets a1sl
sfss ~ rsassfsr. af1 liss rfae- tat-ig e -
eal ts.a4s 81 ~ ,maE- ere slBnRss -
81 i-fH '.f f.- tee oe.r ss rssl Es .+e 'sr5i
vsas. 81 SERVES s4.0wzs aers sE' p4l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

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l. ssaszzsts @zh 4tra sss -
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fsassser Elsg s.ls esAlas fss4
Iizlz $50 49, sles -sssss ls 49,
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fastlaS ssss2ssEtgeg 'sel a--R
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ta la-4ss - 49, 49, @4ee ~ ~
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Al 81 5 4ss..k asl l1s 's.si1.la So tsss ss's-s,
Ihs aasc = 49, sfftts.. l..is ss---s ~ 1lA
~ = -hs a.-s sasl - $50 aes uaee
iisrtle@lsss saf-~ tAa $3.50 aleg er44e.
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lef lens.s saaa1 ef >sss. Ase.
Hs.s "a s-.asls b a..s 81 Essa
Hsr saoea 80 ta1l-sts fll care ssrsws
w.li ssr aakl.lgt 80 f-eie es tse
1aa brs fs 80 .oae sbs slr.zr go e-ts.
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l.tf ie.,sse vosg iss..a s1eu issap-Fs ooi.
Vow Iet ~ eeude = b.f lower assu.
Wa.t ~ass ezisss a. sni.4 -ae t.n lfosn'
Bolaes py asgis rskf .ata.g ia tas Asss.
The Lssa above a. bis Iefei ttss
1Ar1lsh "a sts asa d..y ai. s.i wofx ia vain.
1hes a.aing Hts. NliI s.li 1855 co.op.Hin.
Arnios mag shsl.. eaAarsn prslte.
TIE solses rlay hsai. .lee, siss tsfl.e.
aght aor. e4n lrl .uet d. ,'-s.s nerves
Ihza ssoldais sossas ssl.a Eiieh ani curves.
1he saigts 10 mees re ecsIs t3a wild.
~ hzs l..st rishi 60 pst oa her sttd,
fhc cros TO ol2sk. sas dase - soo white,
VissUais tso poss. beg esslh.l .l.a ~, a isl2at.
Tba Nosid's Too sr Ll los a SAIL saeei
81 gsc Sh4l sraaz 4ad maze % lola saese.
sil Bro~R = snr b. ms e.fe's tse lich,
Aza Josss 49, f.o,f aud Pi a. soo reh.
Sow suah 3 oors HeWiit wiil tell.
NesshboFz like tsese. where csa she dvt.f
Her sosss AZ wrong from cssAf 70 slair-.
KHcAea to saaA aud r,oi re Is rcpsifs,
hsaoor. ss-s zI1socth. tisc cssera zlsak,
Cgaess N the ssose snd doors silh squeak.
Tue siRsw 40 ssaogs. aud ieaghers TOO soit,
Be,124 sslal,ie fSsaa cellar % ioit.
Hens may cac.ie and ducks ray qusok,
Turkeys gobola. the day iEns back,
Tne guiEeas sereech, tne ests al yoWl.
AZ. al are lcfl ~ her slIolg bowl
A ltne yeast large iosves vii .esvcn.
Bnt whese'n we be when sae goes io heaven?
Tho Lord mothinks ? as made - Ini stake,
Aud bout that tine h.s kingdom will quake;
satan by hss would sure be uu3oae,
Where viii hiz home could poor devil run.
Thunder may Foh, lightning may orssh.
sissssFds may blow. c<sxraets CASA,
? Her longgss ahasd OF corofs ableze.
hung ca the mil2ie. Il cuts al Ways.
II. i. AL-COrT.
/ Il.L
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27
waoi =. II soq

Oi saw IN the TaIrTsm urrGll wan day.
How laaie. called chrhF.aus nAd dhriveh away
From ocr sunday scAooi an psa "A, bAlsi.
A lasidlR sspoied 10. crlel n-Ad-
Nol iaes " AZ burned vhio fs,ht ~ red
How that poor Cha..j bad bin miSed.
8ut whiu - saw tne w.Iarlu part
u sAtruck ue sltr angsiy IA toe halt.
10 thihs uv wAa so young IN years
Thtoxl. cnidly Out VIII ali her fsa1s
Roi shosc gho zno'F Ear more thlan shs
H0u shlrsy 70 ,slas csn beiRe. te.
It nskcs An feel. thase winHin foiu
should dhEsp from OF the chrlti@lffoinc,
or else 1--we OF, tha. loile ia grace
Thas louad w.dlu lhe christians place.
The Lord who ralcs the airth helOw
Al sun IN moon at saiars above,
WI fcisd 10 place Ia hiv.n. oi know,
Fer Christians wilOus chrsaons love.
There's ninny a man, an woman TO.
Whose locks wii yeais are gn3win grsy.
Who thravne,l shin their Jays were few
Ia paths lhsl lsde TIC snspe as.hrsy.
But who bol tlnder hsrts were led
To helhcr thots an betaeT wsys.
An gave 10 those whose tears were she'd,
In aiiheT yeals shtrong wisris ug praise
The soldier on il,c ha.ue ia!lc
Who q pass w.d scom the fai'cl brave.
Would foini bis tate wid ,nai dale s1.ed,
4 ffiadi,ss home a lyrsut' grasc.
Ii,.s BE who . .aloop gid tlder care
/ Az Sod h u ade - SSH AH ep1.4.
I Won't gain ,rur aivlp ieel earned share
/ yv ,ha. sAioh pays ier aaies uv good.
An raa may Llrcn rit salliy grace
/ Assi,t ths, cno,ia O. mskc saia1.
| Az si.s her hacs ihs valued p.ses
Wldiu tho sarts uy al her f.uf..
shame - she Vsns who tamsd hor ols
! pa nfe1 av aoidin hcs moso issaa
Al h-'pin hes ,o lan saaat
/ An uiind ihe sviis uv tre pasht.
/ If that poor ~aa .hsi dai icdsy.
An lsvs i.e horne her ainds haG Eivcu
/ itsr to-. soll1 isdc he- Ver ~ 'vay
I At sste her ga ha ihrena is hirea
Ru. sr thrse waus w.3 fsoser Hsris
I Og a. ffsii g d~sn s4osi'a ts5 "a. M 20.
| they 4 foiad their ae-'.s S. atter p-rls.
| 10 nos ln hivea in3a s4a,. s.-1s
fsoi Essat ihs wlna.a 40 or.r LARA
Nho e so cha-cA sai sia- sei pay.
Ma zach 6 Soa.7 sr nanf taa4
1o oh-l1un waa fe ain led .atraF
FAT e. r
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27
THAT SCOOP"
The Evening Papers frpiala Why It Wa
II

The Evening PApars tEpiala Way It Was
Sot Used.
The evening papers Intimate that there
was no foundation for tine statements in the
CaciaaaG Ess, s,rsr relative 10 ths escape
81 e prisoner from The custody Of Na~bsl
Wa.ess. a. reprinted ia she TsLEaEAx-H
AID yes;s-lsy morning oat in his inter
view riih tle Erqis reporter the Marshal
adasits taat t-la p-i sousr escaped Or that be
thought he nad escaped and engarei hs. !,
.a srresr hlni. The Asssaa says tha; be
dl. nos tau< the nFisoaer bad any iucsua-
t.oa o. 90 lae ana explains t1s incident
nsssntiossst in ths -ssJa.f,s 0y saying lhA-
st lann.Insrllie slsfaa. vi hlch Is within
tne faiis ot Cincinnati. s)uie excitement
va Ct-Ase,i ovCr Q au9posed accident and
nearly ai ni tbe passengers let tle coach.
fhs xrtz1ner ~zs in the ci0ssl a.
tae au,e ana left the car with
tl. r--ff I'D TIE atcl,suient pnonssFvet by
Nr Wsers. Believing tha1 caution sa'
the better cart ~ vsi0r ths oSic-r secured
heir srS a~-sn a sssrch ior she prisoner,
who uas FOUND aa3v saOrt distance 1FAy
fafEfsc with SOME friends. He bsi mRds
uo attamg. - esaps and sss soon de-
tltsrei fa ere proper Cincinnati suthoTitses
aad receipt taken bT Mr. Waters. fnis y
r very plausible explanation Of the matte
ana accounts f1r the statement made oy
ire fafs-~ A isus further explanation
sesnis .n - n-cosssry however. from tae
'set fhaf ma - ape 0cogf rrd Tuesday even
ias. 0ut tAs rsce os foT his delivery 20 enc
gfueinnat. arstafi iss as pus'.shsi sn tie
Leifv IS 18ss5 fshsg1fy - fhnrstay-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27


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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-07-22
Another pleasant and enjoyable socia

Another pleasant and enjoyable social
gathering took place on Wednesday even
ing at "Ellenwood,' the home of M. Chap
man. Esq, at which all the young society
people of the section and many visitors
were present and enjoyed the generous
hospitality accorded them by the urbane
host and hos ess and there charming
daughters.
A pleasant and delightful social gather
ing was held at the "Highlands," the resi-
dence of DR.. Robert Digges near this town
on Tuesday evening. The Doctor enter
aimed Misses Hinkley and Robertson. the
guests of the Misses Stone ard the Misses
Dyer. the guests of Miss Stonestreet and a
few friends in The neighborhood were in
vited to meet them.
DR.. John w. Mitchell, who LETT Balti-
more in June last for Europe for the pur-
pose OF locating near Liverpool, England,
to practice his profession. returned home
last week. and he and h,s bride are now
CUES OF Gen. A. G. Chapman. The doc
tor states tsat the promises held oat to
him were not rs>liZed and he concluded
he could do better in his own country
than in foreign land.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-07-22
Local BreVitles.

The county levy will appear 10 our next
issue as it 10 now nearly ready to he placed
in the printers hands.
Misses Maggie and Louise Dyer, Of
Washington, are visiting Miss Phyllie
Stonestreet near La Plata.
Qsintoleo-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Reliable, Safe and
Efficient. Price SO cents per bottle. For
sale by all Druggists.
Notwithstanding the many predictions
to the contrary it is sid that the peach
crop of this year will be equal to the
average delaware alone will furnish
1850, 600 baskets for consumption.
Our senior has been absent most of this
week attending The meeting in Baltimore
of The committee appointed to supervise
the primary meetings held in that city Oh
Wednesday.
Mr.. Briscoe Brawner, ell lest son of the
late Mr.. j. Alex Brawner, died at his
home in Baltimore on Friday last. His
remains were inferred at Mount Rest on
Monday.
The Howard Rifles will meet at o'clock
to day for drill aud dress parade. The
boys will receive their new dress uniforms
ear next week in time to wear them to
camp. We have seen them and they are
"daisies.'
Rev. John M Todd, of Piccawaxen
will hold divine service in Christ Church
here on Sunday afternoon at Al O'Clock
Rev Mr.. Hunter will officia'e at 81. Paui'i
Chapel iPineD on the same day at 10 o.
clock, A M.
As surmised last week Capt. Wilmer has
dec ined the appointment Of couimissary
for the 4th Battalion rendered bin by
Acting Major Chesley. Cap. Wilmer
recommended sergeant Muschet'e of his
command for the position.
The July intermediate term Of court
convened on Monday with Judge stone
on the bench. Nearly all the cases cal ed
were continued to future terms, and court
finally adjourned on Tuesday, but little
business having been transacted.